Problems in the embryo transfer techniques and their practical a, pp.ication have been settle to some extent. However, with theorganic cooperation between universities and the related institutes for more active works on the training of embryo transfer technicians, quarantine procedures of embryos when they are imported and exported and the future researches related to the embryo transfer, the embryo transfer techniques in Korea will be more practically, a, pp.ied to animal industries. Universalization of embryo transfer techniques to the extent of artificial insemination will greatly contribute to the improvement of farm animals and multiplication of superior stocks and will save money by the import of relatively cheap embryos instead of expensive live animals.